Werewolf’s Heartsong by Dizzy izzy

Chapter 78: *“She’s pulling on her life chain.“*

“Life chain?” Alora asked, confused.

“Yes. A life chain is something specific to Vampires and their offspring. After a Vampire’s offspring is born, a life chain will connect the two together. Or three if both parents are Vampire. It allows the offspring to contact their parent or parents in a time of need. It will also transmit strong feelings of the offspring to their parent or parents.” Selena explained. “Our life chain should be connecting us to our father.”

“This chain wasn’t visible till the spell on us was broken.” Xena said in a serious tone.

Xena’s tone had Alora looking at her, her head tilted slightly. “What’s on your mind?”

“I think the spell silenced our life chain, the same way it silenced Selena.” Xena said.

Selena looked down at the chain coming from her own chest and grabbed it. After studying it for a bit, her eyes went wide with a kind of shocked realization. “That means…he didn’t abandon us.”

Alora hadn’t really allowed herself to think about their real father since learning who he was. Alora knew her father was told they were dead after he had sought them out. The logical conclusion that could be drawn from that was that he at least planned to acknowledge their existence. Unfortunately, it didn’t stop the doubts from forming. ‘Would he like them, or would he despise them as Bettina, Allister, and Sarah had?‘

Alora looked down at the chain in her hand with a frown. There is only one way to find out if he’ll love us or hate us.‘ Alora thought, right before she gave the chain a good yank. When she did there was a sound, like a giant gong had been struck. The sound resonated so deeply she could feel it in her chest. Everything in their space vibrated from the sound, until it eventually dissipated.

were both looking at Alora with wide–eyed expressions of surprise. Then Selena looked down at the chain she held and pulled hard. Another loud sound of a giant gong being struck resonated through their space. Xena looked down at her chain as the sound once again dissipated. After studying it for a moment,

into the distance. When nothing visible happened after that moment they all

chain at the same time. This time, there was the sound of several giant gongs being struck. The sound vibrated within their chests, and

divided by a dark gray fog that appeared halfway over the walking bridge. The sun was gone, and only the moon shone down on their space. The lake and everything else glowed with internal light. The three looked at each other with curious gazes, before they got up and walked the path to the

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would stop in front of one window or another and look out at the enormous garden in the Palace courtyard. Sometimes he would stop and look at his desk, and the silent phone that rested in the center. Sometimes he would stop and look at the swords on the wall that belonged to his lost child. Then there were times he would stop and look at the large

returned by the Alpha’s Gamma. A time for the call back had already been arranged for that evening. Logically, Sebastian knew that his pacing and continued glances at the clock would not

was a tea set and a three–tier food tray. The tray had assorted cakes, cookies and other pastries, as well as some tiny sandwiches. The tea was a robust black tea and set out with a heavy sweet cream and sugar cubes. Although Queen Stephanie had made herself a cup and put several items

Stephanie was looking down at the folder the Kingdoms Chief Intelligence Officer had brought them. In it was a lot of information on Bettina and her current living situation. In it, she read some of what she already knew. Bettina

of the daughters gave Stephanie the impression she was one of

and her milk pale skin. It was the way she carried herself in the photos. The way the female smiled gave Stephanie a sinister feeling. While the photos of Bettina’s youngest daughter gave her a sorrowful feeling. In most of the photos, the young female was covered

read, Stephanie’s expression became blacker and blacker. Stephanie was so furious and upset over what she read, tears glistened from the corners of her eyes. From this report, Stephanie was able to determine just which of

stop in his pacing, and Stephanie felt a flash of his immense surprise rush

he placed a hand on the center of his chest. At first, he couldn’t believe what he was feeling, until he felt the

eyes. The report fell to the floor,

nodded, then he felt a third pull. “Yes. She’s pulling on her life chain.” Then he looked